Gout is almost a fraternal twin brother to hyperuricemia. It is almost a given that if you have gout, you are most likely suffering from hyperuricemia as well, or vice versa. But, they are actually not just twins. They are even triplets, maybe nonuplets, or maybe a vast network of brothers with different moms with the same dad (hyperuricemia). The problem is, these poor siblings have seemingly unrelated traits hence we fail to recognize that they are related. This article aims to explain a family of hyperuricemia complications. Believe me when I say that many of them will surprise you. The most recognized Hyperuricemia Complications Hyperuricemia is usually associated with several liver and kidney complications as both of them are directly involved in the excretion of uric acid. Prolonged hyperuricemia will likely cause nephrolithiasis (kidney stone), nephropathy, and even kidney failure. When uric acid reacts with oxalates, uric acid kidney stones may form in the l...
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